Xtralis headquarters to hold key engineering and development, training, marketing and sales staff to support its solutions
New headquarters to serve as base of operations for its rapidly growing business in DACH

Xtralis®, the world’s leading provider of early detection and visual verification safety and security solutions has established a new headquarters in Molfsee, Germany to serve as a base of operations for its rapidly growing business in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (DACH). The headquarters is the former home to HeiTel Digital Video, now a division of Xtralis. The headquarters will hold key engineering and development, training, marketing and sales staffs to support the full line of Xtralis solutions. 

The Xtralis leadership team located in Molfsee includes HeiTel Division Managing Directors Michael Meissner and Carsten Heinemann; Michael Gwozdek, Director of Product Line Management ? Xtralis Remote Monitoring business; Andreas Weick, Sales Director Life Safety Solutions DACH; and Rainer Gräfendorf, Sales Director Security DACH. The headquarters will also be home to over 30 Xtralis employees and it features a training facility as well as a Customer Experience Centre for live product demonstrations.

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